The mobile market has seen dramatic growth over the past year – there are around 8 million new Indian subscribers every month. More and more people are seeing the opportunities presented by new types of media, such as these young moviemakers in Mumbai.
Telecom Report - India (10:43 min, Subtitled)

In Kerala, a lush southern region of India, the country’s oldest and biggest enterprise park attracts companies with global business. Technopark Kerala offers every modern service to its tenants, with broadband and mobile coverage as well as state-of-the-art facilities and legal services.

The members of the Phatak family place different demands on their mobile phones. And nowadays almost everyone in India can afford a mobile phone. Voice calls account for just a small fraction of usage and revenues – new, innovative, value-added services are driving the mobile market.

Forget about internet shopping. The latest trend is mobile shopping, also known as m-commerce. India and PayMate, a Mumbai-based wireless-transaction platform provider, are leading the way.

India’s ACL Wireless is developing a range of mobile chat services for emerging markets. The company is leveraging well known brands such as MSN and Yahoo.

People in emerging markets cannot usually afford PCs, instead they often use mobile phones to surf the net. Indian company mobiSiteGalore lets users create their own websites specially designed for mobile phones.